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What worked, what didn't, with experimental shelter in Minneapolis?
Minneapolis officials and their partners say the "navigation center" was a success -- though costly and not likely to be replicated by the city 
Session crawls into overtime
Lawmakers limped to the finish of the 2019 session Monday night knowing they will have to come back in a special session to finish work on a new two-year state budget. | Opioid deal puts drugmakers on hook for problems
Ruszczyk case aside, Minneapolis police misconduct suits down
The $20 million settlement in the Justine Ruszczyk killing was a record for Minnesota officer misconduct cases. Minneapolis city data, though, show these kinds of lawsuits are becoming rarer. | City weighs ramifications of $20M settlement in Ruszczyk case
Reporter's notebook: Why are journalists fighting for release of evidence from the Noor trial?
The trial of Mohamed Noor is over, but a battle over access to public information continues. One reporter explains why news organizations, including MPR News, are pushing government agencies to release evidence.
Top reason for CEO departures among largest companies is now misconduct, study finds
Nearly 40 percent of the 89 CEOs who departed in 2018 left for reasons related to unethical behavior brought on from allegations of sexual misconduct or other types of ethical lapses.
McGahn to skip hearing as Democrats debate next steps
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, backed by House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerrold Nadler, is taking a step-by-step approach to the confrontations with President Trump. Nadler said the committee would vote to hold Donald McGahn in contempt, and take the issue to court.
The other reasons kids aren't getting vaccinations: poverty and health care access
Religious and ideological opposition to vaccines has fueled the current measles outbreak. But there's another factor driving low vaccination rates in some communities: poverty.
#MinneAsianStories: The Mystery of Bert
To mark Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the Coalition of Asian American Leaders has been collecting and sharing the stories of Asian Minnesotans. Its goal is to showcase the vibrancy, resilience and complexity of Asian Americans and how they are making Minnesota home. Bert Lee, a second-generation Hmong-American, is part of the #MinneAsianStories series and writes about how his parents came to Minnesota as refugees and the origin of his name.
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